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New York Times columnist Paul Krugman watched the Biden inauguration on Wednesday with a tear in his eye. For the first time, he was actually proud of his country. Hold on, that was Michelle Obama. No, for the first time in four years, the Nobel Laureate (just ask him) was hopeful that his country, America, just “may make it” because the Left was re-occupying the White House.
Surprised myself. Watching the Biden’s and Harris/Emhoff entering the Capitol, I teared up. America may make it.
Surprised myself. Watching the Bidens and Harris/Emhoff entering the Capitol, I teared up. America may make it.